I've got such a book to share with you today. A Memoir of ground-breaking intercultural work in both the Peace Corps and the US Foreign Service, Drinking from the Saucer: A Memoir, by Charlene C Duline, is an incredible read.

I am so very, very excited to share the world with you today - through Project Explorer, now called https://www.explr.com/! ProjectExplorer.org is an extraordinary website that shares free virtual field trips around the world. This is an excellent resource for teaching both global citizenship and intercultural understanding. ProjectExplorer.org shares a country in-depth - from Culture to Religion to Cuisine; from Past and Present to Land, Sea and Sky.

Hysterical or historical, ghostly spirits make themselves as comfortable in America's B&Bs as living guests do, and not just in the dead of night. In a recent B&B survey, conducted by BedandBreakfast.com, innkeepers revealed that nearly 20 percent (an estimated 3600) of the inns in the United States are haunted. This leaves plenty of opportunity to sleep with a ghost for those who seek experiences with another world.

Here at Wandering Educators, we are sometimes happy to recommend global apparel. I've found an incredible Nepalese company that makes the most extraordinary handloomed Pashmina, called Sunrise Pashmina. These Pashmina are so very beautiful - and the story behind Sunrise is pretty cool, too.